The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 23, 1925, Page 3

a CS : ° / | GE 2 THI BATTLE STA TO ANOTHER VICTIM OSBORNE WOOD ( W oman Jockey Winner HONOR OFFIGER SEWER SURVEY DON'T — AWAY Your Re) + Sorrowing Crowds i Divers Come Across Body in Says He’s Made $100,000 Bill Is Introduced for Appro- _ FOUND IN SUB’ IN“COMEBAGK™ Jv gf oro FUND. ASKED ld Tj Wreckage of Vessel in Florida Real Estate priation of $4,000 ce — ' TRADE THEM IN We , sliminete, dump » FOR GOOD ONES mn : ao"! $1.00 to Sinn of Rov ‘ { bliin inteodsceaeies ‘ FOR YOUR OLD TIRE TOWARD THE ou arin | PURCHASE OF A NEW ONE th There is no limit to the nw of tires you want to purchase T We handle Four and many Extremely Good Bargams Listed Below = : Firestone, Goodries, ‘Standard Tire Punctured 857 | icinon ford. P Davi ant Times Leaks No Air |"! !ot# 00 his own be! notre root : vn Steamer Is Feared wan Butiding. d Sout Lost i in Rain Storm Lloyd's EXTRA SPECIAI | 30x312 ».%... $9.75 a my Profeaor AUTO IS UPSET ‘ 28 850 50x34 Ree 8.45 6.59 | s0x3y, SS. . 10.50 posing of sewage from Tuinier Beach and the Baker and Rainier valle et ; { roology at the University | Driver in Smash Trying to asda 8ix4 SS, .., 14a ” ake & nerien of lecture } Avoid Other Machine 11,00 | 32x4 SS. ... 14.50 w ® lor * be Kk a t aap 12°50 | 33x4 SS. 5.. 1558 a = } pla) 15.00 | 3 8.8. 26.50 er ( . 15.00 | 35x5 SS. 33.70 NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MOUNTING TIRES PIKE STREET TIRE SHOP 1026 Pike St. Cor. Boren ELiot-7254 and 2195 STANDRING TIRE CO. 500 Stewart St., Times Square, ELiot-8309 W. 0. STANDRING, MGR. amilt 7 n eath the machine | Portland Moose oriak ae maid to Visit Seattle)’ (0 .! The FLORSHEIM s Biatret Hami! red anan was tre | AT THE RUNNING of the Newmarket Toen Plate at Newmarket, England, Miss Eileen Joel, shown on “Hogier” , TH E BON MA R CH E oooooooo- * }came in first in a four-mile race, beating the male jockeys ARGA IN BASEMENT jto the finish. Another woman came in second, the men 5 ] | finishing well in the rear, Our years of experience of retail selling have en- © age. We pledge renewed efforts along lines of econ abled us to visualize the fruits of honest merchandise. omy; we ask the privilege of helping you help your. Karaniky Admits HITS GULTISTS | Philip Karansk [dry agents raid jOimated last Novem rreated when ot noy| Says Modern Faddists Re- vive Old Heathen Beliefs FLORSHEIM Patent Low Shoes are part of being well dressed. Their good looks make the right impression; their |guilty Thursday Judge N | “The moderniat ¢ erfect fit keeps your feet comfortabl A strict adherence to truth in advertising has secured self at all times. 2 ‘ ca . : <s) for us the confidence of Seattle and the Northwest. The Bargain Basement is a thrift center where cus- jj The Vista Fair dealings with the public have fostered the growth tomers are treated as guests, for COURTESY, first $10 A $200 fine wna at first impe of the Bargain Basement, and last, strikes the keynote of our attitude towards § }but it was later wit and tw 7 We feel confident of a continuance of your patron- x every visitor. passing of sentence postponed unt It’s Hard to Believe, But Not When You See Them—Rare Values in New Fall Coats Sizes 16 to 42 Tweeds and Polaires ry @% iY, with furs of Fitch Mandell and Thibetine! Indian Robe Coats! Sport Coats! Soft, Fleecy Coat- ing in checks and plaids! Utility coats, with and without back beits! Self collars} Fur collars and cuffs! Some fur-banded sty! Brocaded. satin de fies | chine and lingette linings in wanted colors. q Two Shops for Men The Florsheim Shoe Stores 1418 Second Ave. 903 Second Ave. Next to Columbia Theatre. vat Marion St Driver Fined and | ~ Given Jail Term’ } W. P Paugh filed an appeal f [superior court Inte Baur day from” | und . philoso. ing new unde; apenkers at Thureda mn were Rev; Theo ho spoke on “What wn to manag which makes it ne nager to be appoint A. Rust, blue, red, gray, tan, plum, checks and plaids, —— ee | In Satins and Charmeen FEATURING ESPECIALLY a Newly received Dre: Infants’ Extra Special! 41 Boys’ New Shipment! 4 HIGH All-Wool One-Knicker Children’s Sleeping Loses Appeal in Drunk Drive Case One Dollar a week 2s from Eastern Fashion Centers and charming variations of this attrac tive style. The satins are for the most’ part black, while models in charmeen are offered in all the new shades $39.50 Smart Tailored Coats Straight-line models, and some slightly flaring. Some have the mannish notched collars—others smartly trimmed and with lovely fur collars. Priced very reasonably. The Newer Flaring Models is lef C, Mills’ department af the conviction ot the lower enough 2 att 9 ys take home some of Coffee Cake.—Adyertine. heavy ribbed. cot- ton with . drop seats and feet—in gray. Sizes 1 to 10. Very exceptional es; ast £2) Candidates for the All-American For up-to-date photo- graphic information and picture making suggea- tions that really help come to one of our ex- perienced salesmen. He would be a candi- date for a photographic salesmen's All-Ameri- can — if there was one. 216 Pairs Children’s Felt House SLIPPERS Sizes 5 to 8; Children’s Winter Weight UNION SUITS Gray ribbed for Boys—white for Girls) Dutoh C Neat patterns! necks short Good Fall weights! sleoves, knee or ome coats alpaca ankle idngths, slate 4 totzd: lined! Knickers fully lined! All havo high-grade tailoring! Sizes 7 to 17! Wonderful values! BES Charming Metal Turbans Are featured in our Millinery Depart- ment. These hats are so smart with the fur coat or the new satins we offer. OUR MEN'S een adie toon: ant snassrrasiot tal 300 Men's " Outstanding Values in | = pce epoca tT castman |@ SMART SHIRTS BOYS’ SHOES Novelty designs on toes. terns. Priced moderately from As well, there js a clever showing of Felt Hats Te aM IN (Formerly Northwestern It in the new shapes and shades for iipye peti? a nmr ~ : ae geal 1418 Fourth Ave. Fall and Winter wear. Yrom.,.., $4.50 (2 Out-of-Town Charge Accounts Welcomed (Advertisoment) 3 . ’ Sota THIS wenais RECOMPENSE Low d ‘ | |CREDIT Bee ANS Quality Sizes 21% to 6 Ono of the best values we've over offered for boys! Chocolate calfskin ‘oO «styles, or and Bal s deft lining 0 , padded tongues! Good year welt leather soles! Rub berstipped heels! Perforated and plain trimmings! Ashoroft of Coy “T was so weak and nervous 1 . 1 not stand Prices Materials a Hirdly do my housework, ceintneean tfi cti rome) i hs a” ste md fa ne cine for the he alth ‘ad atro ongth | Ol Corner University Printed madras in novelty pat- terns. Nec k- band style, in. white,, tan, | blue and gray. Also heavy | quality percale in neat pat- terns. Sizes 14 to 17, it has given me and ask other suf. | [i] foring women to try it.” Thin ia the one great dependable medicine for woman's Ils,—Advertisement TAA areRTE MEN